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Durante los disturbios del 6 de enero en el Capitolio, seis congresistas de California se escondieron, huyeron o vieron cómo una turba pro-Trump los atacaba. Ahora miran hacia atrás y hablan de lo que ha cambiado.
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During the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, six Congress members from California hid, fled or watched as a pro-Trump mob attacked. They look back and discuss what’s changed.
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Two windows and two doors used by Jan. 6 rioters were among only a few that weren’t reinforced during a Capitol security upgrade that started in 2017.
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Smoke-damaged grapes are cited as a crop potentially covered under a disaster aid in a bill that Congress is considering.
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In a year that kicked off with the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, threats against Congress members are soaring: 4,135 in just the first three months.
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El Congreso está debatiendo una revisión masiva de las guarderías en Estados Unidos, incluyendo quién debe pagarlas.
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Congress is discussing a mass overhaul of child care in the United States, including who should pay for it.
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Officers noticed a bayonet and machete, which are illegal in Washington, inside a truck driven by the Oceanside man.
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Legislators looking into the Jan. 6 insurrection have asked tech platforms and telecom companies to hold onto records of certain members of Congress. What kind of data are they looking for?
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COVID stymied processing of veteran’s records, blocking people from getting medical care. Congress may remedy that in the social infrastructure bill
